Flying to the UK amidst a pandemic is an agonisingly hard choice. Catching Covid-19 is at the forefront of everyone's mind. But what other factors should you consider?
With the current Covid-19 pandemic taking up the majority of the news, it is easy to forget that Malaysia’s 11th Economic Plan, which began in 2016, is set to end this year. Among its other pillars, one of the main pillars in the former legisative’s mid-term review was the focus on “empowering human capital”.
Imagine the Malaysian economy as a vehicle. Then the private sector is the engine, but the government takes the wheel. This leads Malaysia to embrace a duality of capitalistic markets and a generous social welfare state.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had adverse impacts on markets ranging from the finance sector to the retail sector - with shortage of essentials such as surgical facemasks, hand sanitisers, and perhaps more peculiarly, toilet papers.
When one argues for gender empowerment, one would usually do so on the basis of equality of outcome or opportunity. Both cannot be achieved at the same and in fact, complete equality of either case separately is impossible.
Vision 2020 might no longer be the future we were hoping for, but a cashless society might be. Join us as we explore the Malaysian market's potential by drawing inspiration from China.
As we enter into a new decade, the same old issues continue to plague our nation. Read on to see what the government has done to address our rising obesity levels and what else can be done leading on from that.
What does “Wawasan 2030” mean for us? What contemporary issues are the current government looking to overcome? Which initiatives are likely to affect us the most in the upcoming years?
Climate change has been an impending issue not only at home, but worldwide. Join our evaluation of the national commitment to minimize climate change, and decide for yourself why you should care about it.
The second budget of the PH Government has ambitious aims to improve Malaysia's economic growth while bringing stability to its coffers. How does PH achieve this with Budget 2020?
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